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Black Sunflower Seeds for Wild Birds
Black Sunflower Seeds for Wild Birds
Ideal for
Ideal for
Dunnock, Great Tit, Blue Tit, Coal Tit, Goldfinch, Greenfinch, Chaffinch, Siskin, House Sparrow, Collared Dove
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High-energy goodness at great value prices.
Perfect for blue and great tits, finches and sparrows. We think our black sunflower is probably the cleanest available in the UK.
Black sunflower seeds are a very popular and healthy food for wild birds. They are high in oil and protein, which means they give birds the calories they need, which is especially important in the winter, during breeding season, and when birds are getting ready to migrate.
Because their shells are so thin, they are easier to crack than regular striped sunflower seeds. This makes them great for many different garden birds, such as tits, finches, sparrows, and nuthatches.
We choose our Black Sunflower Seeds for their cleanliness and quality; each beakful gives birds plenty of energy.
Why pick Black Sunflower?
- High in calories and oils by nature
- Helps keep feathers healthy and gives them energy all year long.
- Easier to break than striped sunflower seeds
- Draws in a lot of different kinds of animals
- Suitable for feeding on tables, the ground, or with seeds
Feeding tip: You can serve it alone or mix it with your wild bird food. Always have clean water to drink nearby.
Please Note: Our products are manufactured in a facility that handles nuts and may contain traces of nuts.
Customer Reviews
These are really good quality and great price , the delivery service is out standing so I will be a regular customer
Hello Garry. Thank you for your review. We are thrilled to hear that you found our black sunflower seeds to be top quality and at a great price. We take pride in providing our customers with high-quality products and outstanding delivery service. We look forward to having you as a regular customer.
I have to admit, I ordered these by mistake, as I normally order the husk free sunflower seeds ! However, the birds love these and don’t seem to mind the extra work of taking them out of their husks at all.
Hello Jill, thank you for your review. We are glad your birds enjoyed the challenge! Sometimes it's fun to mix things up!
We have lots of Peacocks roaming around Corsham, and just love the Sunflower seeds, they come to me regularly for their daily Morning and afternoon snacks, and sit on my Balcot rails and look in my window until I feed them
Hello Ralph, thank you for your review, that's lovely and the photo is amazing, thanks for sharing them.
So do Haiths polish each seed, seems like it they are so clean. I have bought them from here a few times and dont go anywhere else now. Trouble is blue tits etc get through them at such an alarming speed I now ration them. Do they stash as many as they eat?
Hello Louise, thank you for your review, yes we put the seeds through our strict cleaning regime, and they are eaten very fat with the garden birds
I prefer the black sunflower seed because I find the white shelled seed seems to form a 'porridge' when it gets wet and a layer sets like concrete in the bottom of the feeder. The only downside is that one or two goldfinches seem to pull the black seed out of the feeder and throw it on the ground, I think they find the seed too hard and keep searching for something they can eat. The seed on the ground then attracts pigeons, mice and rats. However, the vast majority of the birds take the seed somewhere else to eat it and generally the pigeons hoover up anything on the ground before the rats get a chance!
Hi Christopher, thank you for your review. It's all about finding out what works best in your garden & it sounds like the Black Sunflower is working well for your garden birds.